Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
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fore the board.
MI. Morgan then arose is defenas of
tee two lady teachers. fko report Of
the committee so far as it related .o
tnem vas outrageous. For fftaso or
twenty years they had served as teach.
ers. Never bei0fe Graham was elected
principal OF the High School had there
ever been one VOID OF complaint. Ora.
nam had come here stranger. He has
remAoed tWo years. L. Ia easy 70 ses
lie Is not d. inan for the place, and
now this COMMITTEES soaks to draw thesa
lady teachers to the lsvel OF thts raan
0rshau.
kyno thought they ought to he cen.
enred They hays iraposed upou Mr.
Graham. "You say" oonunoed Mr.,
Ayne. Ia that Impressive nanser OF
bis, "shas they were teaching aOoat 70
yesrs. They must have boen 40 when
shey began teaching, 80 thoy would be
40 now" The board seemed satisfied
thst this mathematical oaicxiasio vss
correct Mr. Kyne procecded 70 tell
them that hs had heard IL said thai
when people like them get 70 be that
old they arc cfsnks. And maybe shey
are orAnks
Mr.. Trump thought ths services OF
theee two lady teachers were invslua.
BILE. He endorsed all that Mr. Morgan
had said oa their behalf He felt deep.
~, but lacked words 70 express ho v
deeply.
Mr.. Jouss said he had hoped that
there would be but ono report As 1t
WAS the whole Board WAS q laughing
etook for the town. "G0d forbid" ex-
Stained Mr.. Jones, "thas parttsSn feel.
fiug should influence me In these mat
ters. Mr.. J0uee then mado q strong
appeal In favor OF the lady teachers.
He believed that they weYe faithful
servants OF the people. and asserted
that " Miss Hsra was placed rs princi.
pal Of tho High School We would get on
good results 40 under any principal we
ever had. Tho allusion 10 them as
'crsnks" and sold maids" was dis.
gracefrl.
Mr.. Pyle said Ee had affirmed 30
Judge Justly. II the COMMITTEES would
show him ono place In the steno-
grRphcr's report whero shore was q bit
Of evidence against Miss Pyle he would
vote for suspension Against Miss Hare
there was NO: q particle OF testimony.
He wculd rather ten guilty persons
should escape than one innocont one
should be punished.
After few remarks By Ar. Donoi,oe,
in which he asserted that he had acted
as ho thought right, and also said that
the stenograpksr's report, though
tolerably correct, contained sopao mis-
takes the previous question was called
for by fye msmbers, Palmer, Kyne,
Dlckey, Collins aud Donohos, which az
once ohoked OF all further debate.
8hortlidse-"Gag law"
Grimshaw-''Oh, lot them rip; they
have got the thing all fixSd anyhow"
AT this point Massey and Grimshsw
and 1t was only after oonsid enable rap.
ping with the gavel that quiet WAS re
stored.
The majority report was then adopted
by q yea and nay vote OF IL to 10
Messrs Henson and Pyle were excused
from voting,
Mr.. Donohoe moved that the invssti.
eating committee be discharged. The
motion was adopted and the committee
discharged.
! The war on the visiting committee
began. Hayes movs1 tha. the High
School committee be discharged. The
motion Was pspeei by tie regulation
majority.
Grlmshaw suggested that Kyne, Pal.
mer and Hayes be made she new com
mitteo.
Trump advised them to let It 20, and
consider the source from whence all
this disgrace omanates.
Shortltdge-Lst it 60; let them do as
they have planned; II is ell fixed.
Mr.. Smith then stated the rules Of
the Board, which say that committee
| is appointed for one year. Therefore
this committee sould not legally be dis
charged.
| Tho motion was carried. Messrs.
Trump, Foulk, Pyle. Shortlidge and
Smith were excused from voting, and
Grimshaw at the top of his voice voted
aye.
Grimshaw moved that Kyns, Hayes
aud Palmer be oommittss ON high
/ Sohocl
Kyne moved to amend BY substitut
ing Ruth and Smith, Mr, Boulk
wanted the committee appointed By tho
president rs 10 customary.
He moved o substitute to that effect.
Tba substitute was lost by vote of IL
to9. Kyne's amendment wRs thea put
and Dichey's name put on in place of
Mr. Smith, who declined TO serve. The
motion was paesed and the committee
10 now Hayes, Ruth and Dlcky.
Mr.. Grisr moved thnt the Com ittee
on Teachers be discharged
President Baird ruled this cut OF
order, bat an appeal Was taken and the
chair Was not Sustained. members on
opposite sides of the room row en-.
gagged In loud talk for come sime.
FJolk snd Morgan remarked that 1t
~ - ,ta
thing that came up.
Grimshaw remarked that he was In
favor of disch harglnS the whole ooIn mit
tee and leaving the whole matter to the
Irish.
The Commltte on Teaohers was
then quickly discharged and q new
committee, consisting OF Messrs:
Palmer, Massey, Chad wick Dlokey ami
Smith. was appointed. Smith asked to
bs excused but the sjority refused to
excuse him.
Morgan declared that the majority
was violating all forms of decenoy, and
there sho!d ba soma way Of impeaching
them The way In which the members
had acted was disgracsful and every
rule Of propriety and deosnoy had been
ignored.
These rem srks brought out loud ap.
plAuse from the large audience present
Collins-rhi gentleman wants to get
on record. He does not represent the
people OF the Eighth ward. He is vain,
egotistioAl and ignorsut, and for one
will not stand under his insults.
Mr.. Morgan only smiled, and stood
by what he said.
DIR Chad wick then arose, and with
due gravity made the startling nsser
tlon that ut becomes no man to treat
another With false assertions" After
an impressive pause OF exaotly Ave sec-
onds, he again launched off another |
sentence aud again paused. As no one
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